Are you suffering from breast cancer and don’t know what the next six months will look like? Has your sister, friend, daughter, or mother been diagnosed with breast cancer and you don’t know what you can do to help? 

Winning the Breast Cancer Battle is a heartfelt and revealing book which will offer answers to these questions directly from the experiences of a breast cancer survivor. Karen Iverson never imagined cancer would grab her but it did. The breast cancer patient will suffer physically and mentally. Family, friends, and caregivers will suffer too. And though breast cancer is said to be “curable” this time of your life is going to be tumultuous and not an easy path to follow but it can be managed with help. Being a breast cancer survivor herself, having suffered mentally after her father died of cancer, and having been trained in writing as well as holding a master’s degree from Columbia University Teachers College, Karen felt inspired to share her story. “I don’t want you to struggle as I have and this book will shed light on how to lessen the suffering patients, family members, friends, and caregivers will face,” Karen states. 

Winning the Breast Cancer Battle will inform you and prepare you for what you will go through by:

• Sharing the experiences of a breast cancer survivor in an easy to understand and informative manner
• Sharing seven tips sections which list specific questions to ask doctors, list ways family, friends, and caregivers can help, and impart ideas such as relaxation techniques, clutter clearing methods, and art projects
• Offering a resource list breast cancer patients can use during and after treatment

Implementing the suggestions in this book can provide immediate results in lessening anxiety and preparing for the road no one chooses to travel. Winning the Breast Cancer Battle empowers the breast cancer patient and loved ones walking beside her with realistic options, touching the heart, and offering hope in an otherwise dim circumstance.